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Did I pay too much?
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ERIC95TAHOE
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that sounds like a pretty good deal really. mine had very little rust on it when i got it. 2 bad spots. and this winter destroyed it.. my worst spot rusted all the way through. i dont know the first thing about body work so i dont attempt anything. id say yours was a good deal. any pictures?
keruzam93
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i bought my 96 2dr with about 120k on it for about $5400 guy wanted 6k+ for it its pretty damn clean for a truck thats seen 15 new york winters and i dont really see so many other 2dr tahoes or yukons in the area and they have alot of rot and the rest around here are 4dr so im happy
Tbruz
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I looked here in the Northeast for 8 months before buying my 97 two door in North Carolina.
I paid $8K plus another $500.. to have it trucked up to me.
I had unique requirements though, looking for a bone STOCK, one owner, barn door vehicle with less than 95K miles and wait for it.............with NO RUST.
Did I overpay, probably but.I got what I wanted
The good news was that It had just gotten 4 brand new tires and I have all records showing maintenance. Recent work; an intake set including plugs, wires and cap along with oil cooler lines.
Over the 8 months most vehicles I saw were $4.5K to $6.5K and all needed more additional money spent to get to my personal standards.
One thing i didn't ask about and probabaly could/would have been a deal breaker is my vehicles original owner was a smoker; I am not.
Working on that issue right now having bombed the interior with Smoke out and now working the A/C system with BG Frigi clean/fresh products.
New carpets and Leather seats are probably in my future as well.
So far I've replaced stock cassette radio with a stock Cd, added the cubby in place of the remote CD.
I've added Homelink and a temp/compass mirror and am working on adding heated mirrors.
Rear defrost is still kicking my ass, but i'll figure it out with you all helping out.
Sorry for the long winded post but in the end I have what I wanted.
Tony
I paid $8K plus another $500.. to have it trucked up to me.
I had unique requirements though, looking for a bone STOCK, one owner, barn door vehicle with less than 95K miles and wait for it.............with NO RUST.
Did I overpay, probably but.I got what I wanted
The good news was that It had just gotten 4 brand new tires and I have all records showing maintenance. Recent work; an intake set including plugs, wires and cap along with oil cooler lines.
Over the 8 months most vehicles I saw were $4.5K to $6.5K and all needed more additional money spent to get to my personal standards.
One thing i didn't ask about and probabaly could/would have been a deal breaker is my vehicles original owner was a smoker; I am not.
Working on that issue right now having bombed the interior with Smoke out and now working the A/C system with BG Frigi clean/fresh products.
New carpets and Leather seats are probably in my future as well.
So far I've replaced stock cassette radio with a stock Cd, added the cubby in place of the remote CD.
I've added Homelink and a temp/compass mirror and am working on adding heated mirrors.
Rear defrost is still kicking my ass, but i'll figure it out with you all helping out.
Sorry for the long winded post but in the end I have what I wanted.
Tony
keruzam93
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96ProCompTahoe
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yes! i paid just over $5K for mine a few years back bone stock with 160K on the clock. Indiana winter has taken a toll on mine as well, suer project...so i can be proud to own one
992door
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You paid half as much for yours as i did mine. I paid 12k for mine with 84k on it. But that was in 2005
